Sentence examples for desire to ask from inspiring English sources

I have a 27-year-old in Scotland who I started off as an apprentice chef and I'm full of admiration for his skills and his desire to ask questions.

The desire to ask for commentary from experts in other fields was inspired, she said, by the panel format on British television shows like "The Big Fat Quiz of the Year" or "Never Mind the Buzzcocks," in which questions are raised but, "the goal isn't necessarily to find an answer, it's more just to come to an interesting conversation".

Initially, I thought of MIT as a place for people who "know a lot of things". Now, I see it as a place for people who have reached a point where they realize how little they truly know and have an innate desire to ask questions, explore new ideas, and pursue growth.

In his interview with Ms. Couric, Mr. Wurzelbacher, who voted Republican in Ohio's March primary, said that his encounter with Mr. Obama had been prompted by his desire "to ask one of these guys a question, and really corner them and get them to answer a question for once instead of tap dancing around it.

As a restaurateur, I find myself frequently torn about how to navigate my relationships with famous food-world men, weighing what I know a man can bring to my brand (ugh) against my desire to ask him why he isn't doing more to help women succeed and why he won't speak out against sexism.

Don't glare like a vulture, just make eye contact-- check in" often to see if his facontact-- checkderstanding, engagement, or a strong desire to ask a question.

After Dion's banishment, Dionysius, when he sent Plato back, had desired him to ask Dion privately, if he would be averse to his wife's marrying another man.

A way of assessing patients' desires is to ask the patients to describe in their own words what they wish to achieve.

Jesus Perea, with almost six years of experience and with names such as Le Bernardin and Del Posto under his belt, says that success stems from passion and desire -- the desire to learn, ask questions and be ready.

While the man who isn't taking directions in your life probably won't be the cause of anything so drastic, you can remind him that his unwillingness to accommodate your desire for him to ask for directions is metaphorically "killing you" and this escalation of the melodrama may well have him feeling like doing just that!

Before we can endorse a desire, we need to ask whether we, or an impartial observer, could approve of someone who had it (E 239 47).